The MRA groups will ALWAYS criticize women no matter what, because deep down inside they simply don't like women, period. We shouldn't set policy to appease disgruntled, bitter old men. I think its a bit silly to suggest women will have their rights abridged because only men are in combat positions. As for training…

Of course the cops are criticized anyway. the lawless thugs are the looters and rioters who show up whenever there is an excuse for outrage. Try accompanying police some night in the hood so you can open your eyes to how tough the job really is, fuckface

I agree his behavior is simplistic and moronic, but his opinion is entirely valid, you dumb twat

This won't be the last time we hear something like this. Guaranteed, there will be other incidents. Its a bad idea to have men and women together in combat situations. But in the name of equality, I guess we have to allow it. Regardless of how it affects discipline.

He might be a lot smarter than you think. He still has his job, and it depends on him ignoring this conflicting advice and doing what the owners want him to do.

I thought it was a subtle, understated, and profound performance.

Totally off topic, but has anyone noticed Jon Gruden's love for Aaron Rodgers? Like, really truly, head-over-heels in love? I think I head him orgasm watching one of Rodgers' TD passes tonight.

He's going here next, after they clean up the place:

Well Anna, you said if it turned out to be false, you would come out and say so. You're a woman of your word kudos to you.

Pretty much agree with everything you said, I never said anything about actual rape survivors as opposed to those wrongfully accused. I was just pointing out that they were considered guilty here in the court of public opinion, and that wasn't right either.

Yeah, good point on the indictments. I was watching CBS news, they had a segment on the whole grand jury process, basically, it said prosecutors are able to game the system -if they want an indictment, it will happens, if not, then it won't happen. regardless of the merits of the case. As for the non-indictments, I…

I don't know if they became folk heroes, but they were really treated pretty badly before the truth came out. It nearly ruined their lives

I trust the police, because I don't commit crimes. If you are not a criminal, for the most part you won't have anything to fear. I'm no big fan of Fox news, but I don't think they are whining about the black community not trusting the police. Even they know that. I've been on a patrol with a cop in the inner city…

Yeah, this is the great shame of our country, in my opinion. I think the problem here is we focus so much on racism, and not enough on other issues that many in the black community face - dissolution of the family unit, deterioration in moral values, improper parenting, lack of social capital etc. And so, millions…

The system won't work for you, because the system isn't the problem. Its the people that are the problem.

At least this seems more credible than that whole UVA thing Anna spouted off about. Looks like Rolling Stone is already starting to back off:

Go back to Jezebel

No, you wouldn't have bit the fuck out of him. BTW, isn't it customary to go to the police after getting raped?

Right, the problem is the people who live there

Show me a ghetto, I'll show you a place that is majority black